
I work with men navigating periods of change — moments where what once made sense no longer does, and the way forward feels unclear.
My role is not to tell men who to be or what to do next, but to offer a grounded space where clarity, direction, and self-trust can return.
I didn’t come to this work through theory alone.
Like many of the men I now work with, I’ve experienced periods where identity shifted, certainty faded, and old strategies stopped working.
Those experiences shaped how I work today — with restraint, honesty, and respect for the process of change.
I don’t offer quick fixes, motivation, or rigid frameworks.
I work slowly, intentionally, and with clear boundaries — creating space for insight to emerge rather than forcing outcomes.
This approach tends to resonate most with men who value depth, discretion, and thoughtful conversation.
Professional Certified Coach (PCC – ICF)
Over a decade working with individuals through transition
Author of Behind the Smile
Founder of Lifting Stones

The men I work with are often capable, thoughtful, and outwardly functional — yet internally questioning what’s next.
They’re not looking to be fixed. They’re looking for clarity, alignment, and a way forward that feels honest.